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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, SATURDAY, Sepiomber 18, 1965 By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR GREEN GAELS moved one notch ahead in the Cana- dian Lacrosse Association's Junior "4" championship * playoffs, last night, here at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Remembering the first game and the tremendous potential the New Westminster club enjoys, one had to come away fully impressed by Oshawa's one-sided shoe-in, It was in direct contrast to the first game -- in this one, almost every bounce saw the ball come to an Oshawa stick. Gaels were hustling and it paid off -- it paid off in a couple of important goals, in the first half of the game, when it mattered the most. Not only were the Green Gaels pouncing upon the majority of loose balls in last night's game, but they also seemed to anticipate the location of the bounce, with the result they enjoyed about 90 percent of possession and lacrosse is like the law -- possession is ninety percent of the answer. New Westminster's great goalie, earned a standing ovation from the Oshawa fans, for his fine performance -- not once, but three times during the night, His blinding speed and uncanny accuracy in snaring the ball with his free "'left hand" was positively amazing He robbed several Oshawa snipers from point-blank range but in doing 60, he further established this corner's per- sonal claim -- this hockey-minded lacrosse goalie is. almost unbeatable on low shots of any sort and on his own left- hand side, his skill is fabulous. By actual count, 11 of Green Gales' 17 goals went past Wallis on his own right- hand side and 10 of these were waist-high or better. Of the other six, two were extremely high shots, on his other side, both fram quite close quarters. Incidentally, 10 goals is the most he's ever allowed in any one game, prior to last night, all season long. Don Wallis, OSHAWA'S hustle really paid off in big dividends last night. On at least three occasions, grabbing the loose ball, or stray bounce, in the corner, was turned almost immed- jately into a scoring play. And, as always, the team that hustles the most for loose balls, seems also to get the breaks. When they came to the third period, it was the Salmonbellies who were looking to the bench for relief. That pre-game report about Oshawa not being able to maintain the pace, proved the myth that most local fans expected. We've all said all season that nobody can stay with the Green Gaels, if they maintain a sustained attack -- and atill stay with the pace in the third period. Tonight will prove the true situation as to better condition. With no rest, this two nights in succession is going to provide the real test as to condition plus will-to-win. It's this cor- ner's opinion that the team that wins tonight's game will win the series and also, if Green Gaels keep their shots away from Wallis' free hand and put them at his stick-side, they'll win the game. As before, last night's game was studded with "stars" but this series is so big -- that individuals don't really count -- only when they are weak links. JUST RECEIVED the word! Brooklin won their second decision in The Mann Cup play last night at New West- minster, this time by & thrilling 15-14 score. Wow! .. + HERE AT HOME, Brooklin "Concretes" play Selkirk to- night in the second game of their OASA Inter. "C" series, at 8.15 o'clock and at the same time, here at Alexandra Park, it's Brockville vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, in OASA Junior "A" play, with Scugogs having their back to the wall... JAY CEES play Port Perry in the deciding game of the Juvenile semi-finals, tonight at Port Perry... s Gale's Lumber play their second MONDAY City, Championship" finals, against "Concretes", out at Brooklin and on Tuesday night, here at Alexandra Park, Bad Boys and Scugog Cleaners, play the third and deciding game of their semi-final series. Garrard Road Lacrossers ig Wi Sund ! \lacrosse final. balls whizzed past. New West-| Plan Big Wind-Up un ay) Couch Bud Christie said aft-|minster goalie Les Norman in) New) This Sunday, September 19, at the Brooklin Arena will see|been spectating long enoug SPORTS MENU verything From Soup To Nuts By FRANK RATCLIFFE Oshawa Green Gaels last night solved a problem -- by the name of Don Wallis. Gaels pumped 17 goals past the New Westminster Salmon- bellies goaltender at the Osh- awa Civic Auditorium last night, as they topped the western con- tingent 17-12, to take a 2-1 game lead in the Minto Cup series, In previous. competition this season, Wallis had never allow- ed more than 10 goals in any one game, Johnny Davis led the scoring barrage with four goals and three assists, treating a near- capacity crowd of 3,406 -- a rec- ord -- to his best performance in several .weeks. : HIGGS, JONES Ross Jones and Jimmy Higgs continued the fine play they have demonstrated throughout the series, each bulging the | mesh three times, Gaylord Powless notched a pair of mark- ers and set up four others to justify his selection as the game's number one star. Don Stinson also counted a pair and singletons came from Brian Thompson, Phil Clayton and Billy Armour. Armour, who won the scoring title with Hast- ings Legionnaires this season, assisted on four other goals, and was one of the sharpest per- formers on the floor. The brightest light in the los- ers' line-up was Ken Winzoski, who netted four. Bob Salt, a pick-up from South Vancouver, counted two. Paul Shymr, Ken Henry, Ron Pepper, Wayne Goss, Wayne Bellwood and Ran- jit Dillon scored one apiece. DILLON CHECKED A steady checking perform- ance by Gaylord Powless kept} Dillon. off the scoresheet until | JOHNNY DAVIS, period, Gaels scored three goals in first time in the series Oshawa) had held a three-goal cushion. Billy Armour threw a_head- lock on Ian Bull 'late in the period, tossing him to the floor. | As one press-box wit put it, it! |was a case of taking the bull| | by the horns. Both players were | banished with majors. overcoming the deficit. GAEL GAB: Green like our own club"... high- scoring centre for Oshawa Green Gaels, was a big fac- tor in their 17-12 victory over | Phil Clayton and Terry Bolton) while the refereeing took an jwere handed similar sentences! Dazzling Brooklin Rally Wins Overtime Thriller (CP) The Brooklin, Mer- overtime victory over the Mann Cup. left with five seconds in ing Merchants a 2-1 edge in the in the third. |best-of-seven Canadian senior jerwards that confidence pro-|less than five minutes. Brooklin's score rose, h|played well, he ssid. Doug McRory of New West- chants fortified themselves with|minster said he wasn't going to confidence Friday night with a/hit the panic button. He quietly sparkling come - from - behind|called for a weekend workout-- New|likely to be a strenuous one-- Westminster in the tussle for|prior to Monday's fourth game. | New Westminster piled up a The 15-14 victory--on a goal|4-2 lead in the first quarter, the| lengthened it to 8-4 in the sec- overtime period--gave the visit-|ond and pulled ahead 10-4 early The fathers feel that they've) vided the springboard. His team) Westminster's hopes sagged as) Grant Heffernan provided the the 13-minute mark of the final/ Gaels outscored the opposition| 6-2 to put the game out of reach. | | } { Gael coach Jim Bishop was pleased with his club's performance. Ac- cording to him, it was the first! time in the series "'we've looked| mean- | other rap on the knuckles from)" Brooklin rallied. Six lacrosse|p New Westminster Salmon- bellies last night. Davis, who wears sweater number 43, scored four goals and set for fighting in the second, as|Salmonbellies' coach, Keith' Jackson objected to no penalty in the when Wayne Jackson, there bei second period, c t Salmonbellies staged a mild) 7». ; : the last five minutes of the/rgjly in the final frame, scoring | oe was, apparently Sift on Tie opening frame, to move ahead) four of the last five goals --| ye . Mayor Lyman Gifford will be eating heartily for a 7-4 after 20 minutes. It was the/two on power plays -- but the|_.; ; fash buzzer snuffed out any hopes of| While: Prior to last night's en- counter, Salmonbellies officials presented His Worship with a 17-pound salmon, on behalf of the club and New Westminster mayor, Stuart Gifford, Salmon- bellies aiso presented Gaels with lapel pins ... fourth game of the series is tonight at Civic Auditorium, with game time 8:30. YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching Don Cardwell, Pittsburgh, pitched a three-hit- ter, retiring 21 straight batters lat one stretch, as the Pirates, defeated Philadelphia Phillies 4-0. Batting -- Hank Aaron, Mil- waukee, hit home runs No, 30 and 31, driving in three runs as the Braves ended San Fran- cisco Giants' 14-game_ winning streak with a 9-1 victory. | the closing ceremonies for theland now know all there is to)" cance i Lacrosse|know about the game. Of| jfinal touch, snatching the ball _ysti hoggag ap themes course, most .of them have) BASEBALL LEADERS jin New Westminster's zone and : wilt-be--presentedto/never had a stick in their By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)|racing down the floor to fire a) Awards will t the various championship teams|hands, in the "house league" divisions All Garrard Road of Tyke, Novice and Pee Wee. The boys will be treated to a junch during the day and three games will be played. TYKE FINAL At 2:00 p.m., the Hawks and! but they're willing. the day, which will for all to enjoy. HAD FINE SEASON President lacrosse enthusiasts are expected out for) i provide} Aaron, Mil, humor, excitement and awards|Mays, S.F. |Clemente, Pitt. National League jclean goal at 9:55 of the 10-) AB R_ H Pet.|minute overtime period. 545 83 181 .332|NETS FOUR GOALS 527 107 173 .328| Larry Ferguson was the 512 107 163 .318) workhorse for Brooklin, net-| | Williams, Chi, 598 104 187 .313/ting four goals and picking up| |Rose, Cinci. 617.109 191 .310\an assist. Bobby Allan, Jack! Runs -- Harper, Cincinnati,|Madgett and Ken Lotton were) Vic Sheffield ex-| pects this to be a wonderful) 119; Rose, 109. double scorers. Bill Castator, | the Falcons will tangle in the) ; Huns Ralied In--Johnaon, Cin-|G I sa finish to a. highly successful uns Batted In--Johnson, Cin-|Glen Lotton, Don Craggs and) third and ee game of Oe aaah, which saw Garrard|cinnati, 124; Stargell, Pitts"|Jim Hinkson supplied the oth-| Tyke epg Novice|teams' win their share of|burgh, and Mays, 105. ers. : At 3:00 deg ee lacrosse laurels locally and| Hits -- Rose, 191; Williams,| Cliff Sepka played his usual) teams will play a short ex- 187 steady game for New Westmin-| hibition game, which will be provincially. followed by the presentation of}, crests. the Provincial Ontario will feature 'he Bantams and| the Pee Wee All Stars against |S" the Garrard Road fathers) : lacrosse (7) team, in a game) Were that promises to be unusual, if nothing else. undefeated in Ontar league championship in th category. The Garrard Road Tykes won! "cr : : Championship and the Oshawa | The final game at 4:00 p.m | Tyke house league champion- ip. The Garrard Road Pee Wees iCounty League play, to win the Winning season records were io is phia, mente, 14, Covey, San Francisco, 36. geles, 85; Brock, St. Louis, 59. 87. Doubles--Wil!iams and Aaron|ster, picking up four goals and 7. lan assist. Ed McDonald got! Triples -- Callison, Philadel-|three goals, Bill Wilkes and) 16; Clendenon' and Cle-|Ron Flaten two each with) |Wayne Shuttleworth, Mac Tyler} Mc-/and Doug Wallsmith contribut-| jing one apiece. I Stolen Bases--Wills, Los An-| Between periods late in the }game a portion of the crowd of Pitching -- Koufax, Los An-|3,600 and several members of Home Runs--Mays, 48; geles, 22-8, .733; Maloney, Cin-|the Brooklin team got involved cinnati, 19-7, .731. in shouting matches that went |posted by both the Novice and Scugog Cleaners Bantam teams, although they] Strikeouts -- Koufax, 335; no further, s : didn't claim any champion- Veale, Pittsburgh, 249. Bill Vipond, manager of the Win On No-Hitter a ine, . : | American League team ,said later he doubted his Scugog Cleaners cleaned up, All these teams will be in). AB R_ HPet. boys would have deliberately one of their rained-out schedule action on Sunday, in the Brook-|Yas'mski, Bos. 456 73 146 .320)/ become involved in a shouting ames,.in the UAW Softball/lin Arena. jOliva, Minn. 558 104 177 .317;match but. he said he would _ prea in impressive style} Spectators are welcome to|Robinson, Balt, 500 74 153 306) speak to members of his team, ay vhen they whip-/attend these games and see the| Whitfield, Cle, 407 42 123 302, The game also saw Ken Rut- Fog cotlinc lies t etn the|Colavito, Cle. 535 85 158 .295|tan of Brooklin spending 16 ped Cadillac Hotel 10-2, at Lake-jfine teams developed by view Park. |Garrard Road Robi on the d foriof Larry Graham, Scugog Cleaners, pitched a no-|Humphries, Jim Morris hitter but gave up a couple of|Jim Brady in Tyke; runs, one in the third inning on)Halliday, having fanned and another injin Novice; and John Kasubec' the fourth, on an outfield bobble,|Vic Sheffield and Jim Brady in|Versalles, 42. } a choice play that missed and a'Pee Wee. sacrifice fly, Fox and Edmon-| The Bantam team stone scored the runs, respec- coached by Terry Brady, tively. Scugogs collected 10 hits for/Minor Lacrosse organizatio 10 runs off Cronin, the starting|who also provided invaluab pitcher and Jackson, who took)help with the Tyke All Stars. aver in the fifth inning. Actual. --------_____-------------- ly they didn't get a run until) the fourth when doubles by Kel- lar and Haley, with Hill's walk in between, made it 2-0. The winners added four runs in the fifth to shell Cronin from the mound. and picked up an-- New York, when Tami other four in the sixth inning Mauriello was carried out off Jackson, Singles by Kuney| minutes after stepping into and Siblock, Grabko's following} the ring. It was almost the homer and-a triple by Hill, plus} end of the Brown Bomber"s error, accounted for the four) career as wor ld heavy- runs in the fifth. Marchuk| weight champion. He de- singled, Kuney doubled and Sib-' feated Jersey Joe Walcott in lock was safe on a choice play) 1947 and 1948 and retired in the 6th and MacDonald top-| the following year, since ped it all off with a homer, there were no challengers. Joe Louis last experi- enced the sweet thrill of a first - round knockout 19 years ago today--in 1946--at coaching staff si Ev 120, Oliva, 104. and j Murray|101; Oliva, 96. Joe Olinyk, Ed Flage!l, a pair of errors, with the batter| Joe Andresky, Dave Harrington! 66 k,} was a 16.\and Versalles, 10. year-old product of the Oshawa % le City, ton, 30; Horton, Detroit, 28. 49; Cardenal, California, 37. 19-5, .792; Terry, Cleveland, 11-4 REMEMBER WHEN ... |.733 land, 295; Lolich, Detroit, 200. Runs -- Versalles, Minnesota,' minutes in the penalty box for | various infractions. He was as- Runs Batted In -- Colavito,/sessed a 10-minute misconduct. 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Cincinnati: At home (5) -- Houston 2, San Francisco 3; away (9)--Houston 2, Los An- geles 3, San Francisco 4. Los Angeles: At home (10)-- St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 3, Mil- waukee 4; away (4)--St, Louis 2, Milwaukee 2, Milwaukee: At home (5) -- Philadelphia 1, San Francisco 2, Los Angeles 2; away (10)--San Francisco 3, Houston 8, Los An- geles 4, SOCCER SCORES ' LONDON (Reuters) -- Soccer results: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division II Carlisle 5 Bristol 0 Division IT Oldham 1 Southend U 0 Reading 2 Mansfield 1 Shrewsbury 1 Workington 1 --Oshawa Times Photo YOUR SATISFACTION 1S OUR AIM All Cars Carry Our GUARANTEE Kelly Disney Used Cars Ltd, 1200 Dundas E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN TO PLAY IN CUBA MONTREAL (CP) -- An all- star team chosen from Quebec province's amateur base ball players will visit Cuba next week for a series of goodwill games, Marcel Racine, presi- dent of the National Feder- ation of Amateur baseball, says 21 Canadian players are sched: uled to play 21 games in Cuba. 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"City Championship" Play- offs--Gale's Lumber vs Brooklin Concretes, ot Brooklin, 8:15 p.m. 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 semi-final series, TUESDAY, SEPT, 21 SOFTBALL--Oshowe City & District "City Championship" Ployoffts-- Scugog Cleaners vs Bad Boys, at Alexandra Pork, 8:00 p.m.; 3rd Brothers Lid. Monuments .«. of Distinction 668-3552 Whitby and deciding game of semi-final series SOCCER--Oshowa and District League--("A" Kickers, 8:15 p.m., at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22 LACROSSE--(If Necessory)---The Minto Cup, Conedien junior Lacrosse Chompionship Finals----New Westminster Green Gaels, at Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m.; 6th game of 4-out-of-7 Division). Salmonbellies vs Oshowo Ukrainia ve series. SOFTBALL--Beaches Major Fastboll Leegue Playoffs -- Rancdoll-Roy Metals vs Oshawa Tony's, at Alexondra Pork, 8:15 p.m; Ist game of 2-out-of-3 semi-finals series, THURSDAY SEPT, 23 SOFTBALL--Oshawe City & District Assoc. 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